C++ programming books

[Phantom]

If you are new I recommend "Learn C++ in 21 days" for a start. Bjarne's book is the last one you have to buy, because it's little hard to read if you don't know the basics.

[Oliver]

Phantom wrote:
If you are new I recommend "Learn C++ in 21 days" for a start. Bjarne's book is the last one you have to buy, because it's little hard to read if you don't know the basics.

Thanks mate.

[bloodline]

After recomending Thinking in C, I decided to give it a quick look over again and remembered just how good a set of books it is :-)

It might be a little basic for you but www.friedspace.com has some nice stuff on it for the C adventurer...

[Oliver]

Hi Bloodline,

Thanks for posting back with further details. I'm having a go at the friedspace tutorials now.

Cheers,

Oli

[bloodline]

Oliver wrote:
Hi Bloodline,

Thanks for posting back with further details. I'm having a go at the friedspace tutorials now.

Cheers,

Oli

That particular article has a great intro to SDL, which IMHO is the best thing to happen to the world, ever :-)

Seriously, without SDL I would never have been able to move away from the Amiga as my main developing platform ;-)